Form of Government Report
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The Form of Government Report is a report series issued by the Department of International Studies at Alto Siccre University. The report is copyright Department of International Studies and does not reflect any official Sanaman policy or view, it is an academic work. Any critique should be directed to the Department.
Report of 1757
| Name | State form | Constitutional form | Head of state | Basis of executive legitimacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unitary | Presidential republic | Executive | The president serves as both head of state and government and is elected by popular vote to a five-year term with a two-term limit. | |
| Unitary | Provisional government | Executive | Under a transitional constitutional scheme where the monarch has extended executive powers. Expected to be replaced by a permanent constitution by 1759. | |
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | The Council of Kings constitute the highest authority in the state, mitigated to a degree by a directly elected legislative body. The council is restricted by the constitution. | |
| Federation | Unique system | Executive | The First Consul is the dominant political force, mediated by a collective executive and various other constitutional bodies. Lacks popular representation. | |
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | The Vod is the head of state, with a separate head of government. | |
| Federation | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | The Shahanshah retains some reserve powers, with executive power explicitly vested in a Grand Vizier. | |
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | The Prince of the Calbain serves as a ceremonial monarch, with the Governor-General serving as head of government. | |
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | One-party state | Executive | ||
| Federation | Presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Federation | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary | Presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Unitary | Absolute monarchy | Executive | Feudal monarchy. | |
| Unitary | Absolute monarchy | Executive | Collective nine member monarchical council with absolute power. | |
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | One-party state | Ceremonial | One-party state led by the Social-progressive Unity Party. Several serving heads of state. | |
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary | Parliamentary republic | Executive | ||
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Federation | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Unitary | Absolute monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Jollity Jollity | Member of the Mondosphere. | |||
| Unitary | Monarchy | Member of the Mondosphere. | ||
| Monarchy | Member of the Mondosphere. | |||
| South Valora South Valora | Member of the Mondosphere. | |||
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Unitary | Absolute monarchy | Executive | Member of the Mondosphere. | |
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | Parliamentary republic | Ceremonial | ||
| Federation | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | Unique system | Executive | Complete supreme authority vested in the Senate of the Lakes. | |
| Federation | ||||
| Unitary | Parliamentary republic | Executive | Leader of the largest party or coalition of parties in parliament becomes president, with the executive power vested in a premier. A mix of a parliamentary republic and a semi-presidential republic. | |
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | Parliamentary republic | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary | Parliamentary republic | Executive | ||
| Federation | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Federation | Absolute monarchy | Executive | Executive, legislative and judicial power vested in a council of the three kings, limited by the powers of the constituent kingdoms. | |
| Unitary | Semi-presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Unitary | Semi-constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary | One-party state | Executive | One-party totalitarian dictatorship within one family. | |
| Unitary | Parliamentary republic | Executive | ||
Report of 1686
| Name | State form | Constitutional form | Head of state | Basis of executive legitimacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Federation | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | Ceremonial monarchy; federal executive dependent on the legislature | |
| Unitary state | Monarchy | N/A | Lack of information. | |
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | Ceremonial monarchy; executive powers delegated to independent institutions | |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | Not a state | |
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | Ceremonial monarchy; executive dependent on the legislature | |
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | Ceremonial monarchy; executive dependent on the legislature | |
| Unitary state | Parliamentary republic | Executive | Executive elected by the legislature; executive both head of state and head of government | |
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | Monarchy with independent executive powers; executive dependent on the legislature | |
| Federation | Presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Federation | Presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Semi-presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Federation | Parliamentary republic | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Socialist state | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Military government | Executive | ||
| Federation | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Parliamentary republic | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Absolute monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Absolute monarchy | Executive | Collective nine member monarchy with absolute power | |
| Federation | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Monarchy | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | No information. | |
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Parliamentary republic | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Military government | Executive | ||
| Federation | Semi-presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Federation | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Absolute monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Federation | Semi-presidential republic | Executive | Presidency independent of legislature; ministry is subject to parliamentary confidence | |
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Parliamentary republic | Ceremonial | ||
| Unitary state | Constitutional monarchy | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Parliamentary republic | Executive | ||
| Federation | Presidential republic | Executive | ||
| Unitary state | Military government | Executive | Occupation | |
| Federation | Parliamentary republic | Executive | Three representatives from each of the three nations constitute the federal legislature and executive | |
| Federation | Presidential republic | Executive | Presidency independent of legislature; ministry is subject to presidential confidence |